189
189
Nov 9, 2012
11/12
by
CNBC
tv
eye 189
favorite 0
quote 1
in india, the sensex still in action now lower by about 1%. but hopes of a stake sale. orient express hotels rejected the bid. investors cheered the news after they worry about the impact of the acquisition on its balance sheet. ross, back to you. >> i'll pick it up now. any euphoria the obama administration feels could be erased by the thought of getting obama'sed edagenda through and divided congress. you can get more at cnbc.com. china is awaiting their new government and apparently expressing their envy of the u.s. democratic process. plenty more at changing china.cnbc.com. and also on the website, iranian warplanes fired an unmanned u.s. drone in international air space according to the pentagon. a formal warning was sent to tehran you through diplomatic channels. if the drone were hit it could have forced retaliation from the u.s. so against this backdrop, we want to know which of these stories is most important for the months ahead or is it something else entirely that we're not yet focused on? join the conversation. worldwide@cnbc.com. tweet @cnbcwex. @kelly_eva
in india, the sensex still in action now lower by about 1%. but hopes of a stake sale. orient express hotels rejected the bid. investors cheered the news after they worry about the impact of the acquisition on its balance sheet. ross, back to you. >> i'll pick it up now. any euphoria the obama administration feels could be erased by the thought of getting obama'sed edagenda through and divided congress. you can get more at cnbc.com. china is awaiting their new government and apparently...
240
240
Nov 9, 2012
11/12
by
CNBC
tv
eye 240
favorite 0
quote 0
>> this first and foremost is about india. a vibrant, attractive market, getting the number one position. however, the partnership we're fortuning with dr. malia, he's very expert in such markets. we will explore, if we can develop this further, into markets such as africa. but that's for a later day. >> paul, we here in the united states are very concerned about what's going on with the fiscal cliff, specifically concern about what impact it will have on the consumers. we do see the stock market sort of rethinking what's going to happen from now until the end of the year. when you take a look at your market, are you expecting any sort of hit? are you concerned especially because the fourth quarter should be a pretty strong one for the spirits market. >> yeah, we're seeing very good trading in the u.s. and my belief is that all this will get sorted. and, therefore, i think it's kind of a moot point. you know, there is nothing fundamentally that has changed here, so i don't know why it's becoming so front of mind. i think this
>> this first and foremost is about india. a vibrant, attractive market, getting the number one position. however, the partnership we're fortuning with dr. malia, he's very expert in such markets. we will explore, if we can develop this further, into markets such as africa. but that's for a later day. >> paul, we here in the united states are very concerned about what's going on with the fiscal cliff, specifically concern about what impact it will have on the consumers. we do see...
194
194
Nov 9, 2012
11/12
by
MSNBCW
tv
eye 194
favorite 0
quote 1
more people moving to this country from the south, less so from europe, more from asia, south asia, india, pakistan, from the far east, the asian pacific. this country is getting to be more like the world. >> i think part of the tea party reaction, the give our country back or take our country back, is a reflection of people's paranoia about the changing composition of the country. we're going to become a majority nonwhite nation. white men are now only 33% of the electorate, and that's the heart of republican strength. what's happened in the election is you had a gender chasm, an african-american chasm, you had a hispanic chasm, you had a chasm with young voters, and republicans can't win the white house under those circumstances. i think they're going to have to rethink this. now, democrats, chris, you remember we had to rethink how we did things and how we reached out -- >> i'm thinking about -- let me give this to john. let me ask you a question, john, about this. we're doing this very ethnically and to me it is a little uncomfortable but it is the world we have to look at politically
more people moving to this country from the south, less so from europe, more from asia, south asia, india, pakistan, from the far east, the asian pacific. this country is getting to be more like the world. >> i think part of the tea party reaction, the give our country back or take our country back, is a reflection of people's paranoia about the changing composition of the country. we're going to become a majority nonwhite nation. white men are now only 33% of the electorate, and that's...
121
121
Nov 9, 2012
11/12
by
CSPAN
tv
eye 121
favorite 0
quote 0
it was not china, it would be india and countries in africa. it already is making products that are either american in concept or are just completely international products. host: scott, let me add this to the mix -- the reporter notes that this will presumably not be much appreciated by beijing. guest: burma is a place that china perceives as in its sphere of influence. particularly as a place to get the resources it needs. timber along the borders, oil. there has been a backlash inside burma which is why we saw political reform their last year which is the reason the president is going, against china. in the way it treats burma as basically its backyard forest to cut down. back to the caller's point, every product that he described there would be a lot more expensive if not for china. he touches on some very important which was the implications of what nafta meant and what globalization more broadly means when it not well articulated by president clinton or subsequent presidents. president bush wanted a hemisphere-wide free trade summit. it i
it was not china, it would be india and countries in africa. it already is making products that are either american in concept or are just completely international products. host: scott, let me add this to the mix -- the reporter notes that this will presumably not be much appreciated by beijing. guest: burma is a place that china perceives as in its sphere of influence. particularly as a place to get the resources it needs. timber along the borders, oil. there has been a backlash inside burma...
81
81
Nov 9, 2012
11/12
by
CSPAN2
tv
eye 81
favorite 0
quote 0
instrumental in opening up our opening of our relations with china and establishing new relations with india. he is in every sense the diplomat warrior what we most admire in our uniform, and our combat commander. i want to say thank you to bill, for you, for doing this, and let's turn this over to you. [applause] >> first big step. doctor, think you're much and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. while we are getting settled here, have our panelists come up and get settled into their chairs in order to serve. and for those of you that missed the chat line, it may be too late. [laughter] but then again, i don't think too many in israel are starting. not the same can be said for others in the world. i wanted to begin with first in case you missed the copies of this on the way in, recommended to your reading and perusal and safety john and steve, thanks for inviting me to participate here in this event. i never get into that in a minute what i think is really important. i'd also like to add my voice to the memory of trip to sell, who contributed as he did it so may things, to this effort just befor
instrumental in opening up our opening of our relations with china and establishing new relations with india. he is in every sense the diplomat warrior what we most admire in our uniform, and our combat commander. i want to say thank you to bill, for you, for doing this, and let's turn this over to you. [applause] >> first big step. doctor, think you're much and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. while we are getting settled here, have our panelists come up and get settled into their chairs...